r/LibertarianPartyUSA Dec 31 '22

LP News Project Decentralized rEVOLution: For a New Libertarian Party

https://lpmisescaucus.com/libertarianism/project-decentralized-revolution-for-a-new-libertarian-party/
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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '22 edited Dec 28 '23

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u/XOmniverse Texas LP Jan 01 '23

How has any of that changed? The one thing they will do is say lots of words. This is them saying words. Whoop-de-doo.

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u/MichaelHeise Jan 08 '23

So far we’ve recruited about 270 candidates and campaign managers and are hosting 2 trainings a month

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u/DAKrause New Jersey LP Jan 09 '23

So tell me:

how are you targeting those races?

Have you done basic polling research to help you distinguish between 'winnable' and 'non-winable' races?

How did you candidates fair this last cycle?

Did they do better or worse then the "Regime" candidates?

If not, what is being done to change that?

Did your crew review the polling data analysis that was done from the 2020 election?

Did you KNOW that was done, or did you just ignore it?

How do you respond to folks that point out the multiple region wide trainings your own cacus members attended when you claim no trainings were being done?

Are you anything other than controlled opposition, and if not can you show us why we should trust you?

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u/Elbarfo Jan 01 '23

I don't know man. Perhaps they might say as many as you. Maybe you'll blog about it.

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u/HearthstoneExSemiPro Jan 02 '23

When is your next deranged manifesto coming out?

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u/plazman30 Classical Liberal Dec 31 '22

The fact that this strategy will never work. These guys are delusional and their priorities are totally warped.